A price guide range,not a single guess.
Car Spot values a car as a range — a lower and an upper guide price, from a poor-condition example to a pristine one — so you can price stock to sell and appraise the cars you buy with real confidence. It is a guide estimate to help you price, based on the car itself.
- Upper & lower guide prices
- Price stock to sell
- Appraise what you buy
Why a guide-price range beats a single number
A range, not a number
Every valuation returns a lower and an upper guide price — poor condition to pristine — so you can place a car by its real condition instead of one flat figure.
Price stock to sell
See the guide-price range as you price a listing, with a marker for your asking price and comparable valuations for the same kind of car.
Appraise what you buy
Run a car through the same valuation before you make an offer or work out a trade-in value — so you buy with a number you can defend.
Based on the car
A valuation is built from the car’s registration or its make, model, year and mileage — not your personal details.
Guide range
Upper and lower guide prices, instantly
Ask Car Spot what a car is worth and you get a range, not a take-it-or-leave-it figure: a lower guide price for a poor-condition example and an upper one for a pristine car. Enter a registration or the make, model, year and mileage, and the guide range comes back in seconds. It is a guide estimate to help you price — not an official or guaranteed valuation.
- A lower and an upper guide price on every valuation
- From a poor-condition example to a pristine one
- Instant — from a registration or the car’s core details
- A guide estimate to help you price, clearly labelled as such
Sell
Price your stock to sell
When you price a listing, the guide-price range is right there. A marker shows where your asking price sits — below, within or above the range — and a comparison lane plots valuations for the same kind of car, so you can price to move metal instead of guessing and discounting later.
- See the guide range while you set an asking price
- A marker shows if your price is below, within or above the range
- Compare against valuations for the same kind of car
- Spot over-priced stock before it goes stale
Buy
Appraise the cars you buy
The same valuation works when you are buying. Before you make an offer on a car — including stock sourced straight from private sellers on Car Spot — run its registration to get the guide range and a defensible trade-in value, so you pitch an offer that is fair to the seller and leaves you room to sell.
- Get a guide range before you make an offer
- Work out a trade-in value you can defend
- Pairs with sourcing stock from private sellers on Car Spot
- Buy with room to sell, not on a hunch
How it works
A guide-price range in 3 steps
- Enter the car
Type a registration or the make, model, year and mileage. No personal details needed for a valuation.
- Get your guide range
A lower and an upper guide price come back instantly — from a poor-condition example to a pristine one.
- Price or appraise with it
Use the range to price a listing to sell, or to make a fair, defensible offer on a car you want to buy.
Valuations, built in.
- Instant guide-price range — lower and upper figures
- Poor-to-pristine condition banding
- Guide range shown while you price a listing
- Asking-price marker and comparable valuations
- Registration-based valuations for appraising cars you buy
- Trade-in value framing
Valuations come built into the Car Spot dealer platform from ₱999.00/month. A guide estimate, not an official valuation. No setup fee, cancel any time.
Dealer valuation questions, answered
Price to sell. Buy with room.
An upper and lower guide price on every car — to place your stock and appraise what you buy with confidence. Set up your dealership today.
Set up your dealershipFrom ₱999.00/month · Guide estimate, not an official valuation · Cancel any time